No matter whether Pilz products are to be used in Canada, Italy or China, no Pilz customer should have to worry about the required certification. The variety of quality marks on the products shows that customers can rely on Pilz, such as on the conformity of the modular safety relay myPNOZ.
By attaching the European CE mark (“Conformité Européenne”) Pilz confirms that all required European health and safety requirements as well as the requirement for the absence of pollutants, for example, are met.
The TÜV quality mark confirms that Pilz products meet the strict European requirements (e.g. the Machinery Directive) based on corresponding type examination certificates.
Pilz also meets the certification and labelling requirement of the Chinese government called China Compulsory Certificate (CCC).
The UL certification from the global test organisation Underwriters Laboratories confirms that Pilz products meet the national standards in the USA and Canada.
With the EAC conformity mark (Eurasian Conformity) Pilz confirms that the products satisfy the valid safety requirements that are defined in the technical rules of the Eurasian Economic Union and the products can thus be placed on the market there.
Pilz was the first company to receive a UKCA (United Kingdom Conformity Assessment) certificate from TÜV Süd. It confirms that Pilz products will continue to comply with standards and can thus be used on the British market after January 2023. Following Brexit, it replaces the previously valid CE mark used in the European Union.
As seen on many other Pilz products: the S mark (“s” stands for safety) for approval in South Korea.